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Originally Posted by ForgottenSalad
Having a compressed air line somewhere helps, clean out the victor's before powering on for the day, will almost always spare you from the metal shavings problem. We've blown two like this... One last year and one this year. If you school has an auto shop they'll most likley have a compressed air line there. At $180 each (I think) it hurts when you lose one.
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Or, you could make an air line yourself. We grabbed to of our unopened compressors, a handful of fitting, some teflon tape, pneumatic tubing, a manual valve, a couple 20 amp breakers, Anderson, six (eight?) slot ATC panel, and threw them on some plywood. Mix, stir and viola! A ghetto electronics cleaner. Works pretty well too... unless someone doesn't watch the pressure gauge and it blows up... nobody's done that YET, and hopefully no one will.